The chart below marks ratings over the past eighth months, divided by political affiliation.

Looking at the graph below, it seems like positive brand reaction is flagging for pro-gay corporations, but the question put to respondents was “Have you heard anything positive or negative about this brand?” So numerous factors—other news items about Amazon, Starbucks, etc; fading memory about company’s pro-gay stance; overall fatigue after the Chick-fil-A controversy—could also be at play. “[The] index [was] calculated from scores for Amazon.com, American Apparel, Apple, General Mills Brands, Google, Home Depot, J.C. Penney, Levi’s, Macy’s, Microsoft, Nabisco, Nike and Starbucks,” writes BrandIndex’s Ted Marzilli. “While overall Buzz scores for the index of brands have decreased among both groups, the decline is more significant among consumers who identify themselves as Republican.”

That’s not exactly a shocker, but the continued support of various businesses in the face of these numbers is heartening. Time was one angry letter would get a company to drop anything that smelled remotely gay-positive.

Buzz score for brands which have publicly supported LGBT causes filtered for Democrat and Republican consumers